Study skills online
Explore the online resources below to find out further information about skills related to your academic work, including hints, tips, videos, templates and downloads.
University study
Explore the following resources to support you in making a successful transition to university study.
Using digital learning tools (a Digital Learning resource)
Everyday skills
Explore the following resources to help you get the most out of your degree programme.
Writing
Explore the following resources to refine your approach to academic writing.
Developing an academic argument
Scientific and lab report writing
Referencing (a University of Sheffield Library resource)
Maths
Explore the following resources for all levels of maths abilities from basic to advanced.
Maths and Statistics Help (MASH)
Statistics
Explore the following resources for all levels of statistics abilities from basic to advanced.
Maths and Statistics Help (MASH)
Assessment
Explore the following resources to help you perform across a range of assessment types.
Communication
Explore the following resources to support your verbal and written communication skills.
Research
Explore the following resources to support all stages of the research process.
How to write a Research Proposal
Research and critical thinking (a University of Sheffield Library resource)
Academic wellbeing
Explore the following resources and contacts to support your academic well-being throughout your studies.
Student Mental Health, Counselling and Therapies Service
We are constantly working to improve and add to these resources. If you have any suggestions or feedback, let us know.
Summer Research Skills Programme, 12 June - 14 July
Are you working on a dissertation or research project this summer? The Summer Research Skills Programme offers workshops that will help you through every step of the process.
Delivered by 301 Academic Skills Centre, The University Library and the Careers Service, you'll have opportunities to plan your projects, develop your research skills and explore dissemination techniques.
Booking of online and face-to-face workshops is advised to avoid disappointment. (current students only)